Music Connection Magazine is a monthly music trade publication catering to musicians, industry pro’s, and support services. Music Connection exists to serve artists and music people, to offer connections to the unconnected and to provide exclusive information that can help our readers take their music to the next level. From its unique vantage point, Music Connection magazine sets its sights on every aspect of the business, from decision-making in http://englishtips.org/index.php?do=addnewscorporate towers to performing in small clubs.
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Computer Music - July 2010
Computer Music's goal is to help its readers create great music with a PC or Mac. Each month find easy-to-follow tutorials for all sorts of music software, unbiased reviews of the latest products and answers to technical questions.
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Uncut is a magazine for the connoisseur of classic rock and films. Uncut re-evaluates and tells the inside story of rock and film legends with extended features and lavish archive photography. It brings fresh insights to the lives and careers of the true greats and much-respected and wide-ranging review section includes CDs (new and reissues), films, DVDs, videos and books making Uncut truly the magazine you want to read.
NME is a British weekly music magazine. Featuring agenda-setting news, the UK's most comprehensive gig guide, definitive reviews of the week's hottest gigs, tracks and albums, and fiery comment from the nation's most opinionated writers, it's the essential guide to the week in music.
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